The Frogmen (1951) |
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| Director(s) | Lloyd Bacon |
| Producer(s) | Samuel G. Engel |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Epic, War |
| Top Topics | World War II |
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Richard Widmark(as Lt. Cmdr. John Lawrence)
The Frogmen
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The Frogmen
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Richard Widmark
(as Lt. Cmdr. John Lawrenc...)
Dana Andrews(as Jake Flannigan)
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The Frogmen
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Dana Andrews
(as Jake Flannigan)
Gary Merrill(as Lt. Cmdr. Pete Vincent)
The Frogmen
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The Frogmen
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Gary Merrill
(as Lt. Cmdr. Pete Vincent)
Jeffrey Hunter(as Pappy Creighton)
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The Frogmen
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Jeffrey Hunter
(as Pappy Creighton)
Warren Stevens(as Hodges)
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The Frogmen
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Warren Stevens
(as Hodges)
Robert Wagner(as Lt.)
The Frogmen
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The Frogmen
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Robert Wagner
(as Lt.)
Harvey Lembeck(as Marvin W. 'Canarsie' Mikowsky)
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The Frogmen
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Harvey Lembeck
(as Marvin W. 'Canarsie' M...)
Parley Baer(as Dr. Ullman)
The Frogmen
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The Frogmen
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1951
Parley Baer
(as Dr. Ullman)
The Frogmen Overview:
The Frogmen (1951) was a Adventure - War Film directed by Lloyd Bacon and produced by Samuel G. Engel.
Academy Awards 1951 --- Ceremony Number 24 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Cinematography | Norbert Brodine | Nominated |
| Best Writing | Oscar Millard | Nominated |
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The Underwater Demolition Team the frogmen in the film belong to is UDT-4 (some members of the team wear utility jackets with artwork of a large number "4" and a shark on the back). The real UDT-4 in World War II saw combat in the invasions of Okinawa, Saipan, Guam, and the Philippines. Like the fictional Team in the film, the real UDT-4 had one of their boats hit and sunk by Japanese fire at Leyte, and left a sign on the beach at Guam to welcome the invading Marines.